Referendum petitioners accused of spreading tax falsehoods
Elyria’s income tax ordinance is disputed as petitioners are accused of lying to gain signatures. Council members say no one will be double taxed and explain gross versus net earnings rules, reciprocity effects with Oberlin, and how residents working out of town are taxed.
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Elyria
Jack St. Gray
D-4
Robinson
Lukacy
Edward A. Robinson
D Alarge
Oberlin
Israel shells Jordan in six hour air attack
Israel launched a six hour aerial raid against Jordan described as one of the heaviest since 1967. Officials blamed 599 ceasefire violations since January and the death of American tourist Shirley Anderson near the Dead Sea as the spark for retaliation. Jordanian sources cited long range artillery gains as a factor.
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Israel
Jordan
Middle East
Shirley L. Anderson
Dead Sea
Amman
Miss Anderson
Tel Aviv
Palestinian Army Struggle Command
Abdullah Bridge
el Wahadina
Rockefeller to get Paraguay plea for 115 million loan
In Asuncion Paraguay's Stroessner regime prepared a memo for Rockefeller requesting 115 million dollars in long term loans to build roads modernize railways install a satellite ground station and improve health facilities The visit coincides with a fragile political climate as abstaining parties and a large student bloc welcome Rockefeller during his Latin American tour
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Rockefeller
Paraguay
Asuncion
Alfredo Stroessner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Stroessner
Latin America
United States
Slowdown by controllers protests jams at airports
United States air traffic controllers began a nationwide slowdown similar to last summer. FAA said operations remained normal in Cleveland while a National coordinator said controllers would operate by the book. No major delays yet but 75 controllers were sick at Denver and Kansas City, triggering a transcontinental backup and diversions.
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Nashington
UPI
FAA
Oberlin
Cleveland
John Maher
Trollers Association
Association
Federal Aviation Administration
David D. Thomas
Denver
Kansas City
SDS Convention Sealed Off Amid Bomb Threats
The National convention of Students for a Democratic Society in Chicago entered its second day with tight security and police unaware of a bomb threat. Delegates faced long lines at the Coliseum while SDS barred most reporters. A split within the group between factions over leadership and tactics persisted as five days of proceedings continued.
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Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
UPI
The
Michael Klonsky
Klonsky
Bernardine Dohrn
Revolutionary Youth Movement
Progressive Labor Party
Allies smash Cong attack near Tay Ninh City
Allied forces repulsed a thrust toward Tay Ninh, held critical defense of Fire Base Washington, and reported heavy enemy casualties. In Da Nang, elite North Vietnamese commandos penetrated an artillery base, with U.S. paratroopers of the 101st Airborne sustaining casualties. Marines and other units faced sapper attacks as the Viet Cong refines tactics.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
U.S
van Dien Quang
Cholon
Sai
Washington
U.S. 25Th Infantry
9Th
da Nang
Associated
Rick Merron
South Vietnam
Merron
101St Airborne Division
Tomahawk
Khe Sanh
Allies say Red terror hits talks in Paris
In Paris at the 22nd full session of the Vietnam peace talks the United States and South Vietnam charged each other with undermining talks. Ambassador Walsh urged mutual withdrawal of outside troops while rejecting one sided pullout and a provisional coalition government as a precondition to negotiations.
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Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Saigon
Lawrence E. Walsh
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
North Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary
Walsh
Nixon to Hold TV Radio News Conference at Seven
President Nixon scheduled a seven o clock Washington news conference his first in over two months. He will take questions without an opening statement amid pressure for faster Vietnam troop withdrawals arms control talks and inflation relief. The event will be aired live on the three major networks.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Moscow
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm trend
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundershowers today and tonight. Highs in the lower 70s, lows in the upper 60s. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow with mid to upper 70s. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Sunset 9 04 p m today sunrise 5 52 a m tomorrow. Low 59 at 3 a m today high 74 at 11 30 a m yesterday.
Amherst school board discusses job feasibility and business affairs director
Amherst articles note the school board discusses the feasibility of appointing a business affairs director, with references to bids and local governance. Other items cover Spencer village actions, Avon water complaints, Vermilion summer pay requests, and North Ridgeville fire department hiring.
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Amherst — School Board
Bit
Spencer
North Ridgeville
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